The Onefootball newsroom team sit down to review Portugal's triumph over France in the Euro 2016 final as well as the tournament itself

The Onefootball newsroom team sit down to review the semi-finals, look ahead to Sunday's final and let the world know how they feel about Alanis Morissette

Dom and Alex preview the Wales vs Portugal #Euro2016 Euro Semi Final or as it's being labelled by the media Gareth Bale v Cristiano Ronaldo. Make sure to also check us out on iTunes, and also follow us on Twitter @TheFootballHour

The Onefootball newsroom team sit down to discuss the Euro 2016 semi-finals as Wales get ready to do battle with Portugal and France prepare for Germany

On this edition of the Euros Punt Podcast, Michael Wood is joined by Dave Kelner, Derek McGovern and Tom Kundert to preview Thursday's quarter-final between Portugal and Poland.Dave and Derek also take a look at the latest betting for the next England manager.Enjoy.

So the group stage is complete and we're into the second round of the Euros and with a couple of blank days, it's the perfect time to look at the Outright markets.Dave Kelner joins Mark Walton to do just that, with the pair discussing the tournament winner, top goalscorer and player of the tournament markets.Enjoy.http://serve.williamhill.com/promoRedirect?member=audiobooUK&campaign=DEFAULT&channel=will_football&zone=1478396557&lp=1478422550

Preview of Euro 2016 last 16 following Irelands historic win against Italy all home nations are through to the knockout stages. This Episode is Sponsored by www.betonbrazil.com Betonbrazil.com is for over 18s only. Terms and Conditions apply. Betting should be fun so please gamble responsibly. www.gambleaware.co.uk.

Groups C and D come to a close on Tuesday evening and we look ahead to all four games with a variety of pundits. Derek McGovern, Lee Phelps. Stefan Beinkowski, Karl Matchett and Emre Sarigul all feature, offering their thoughts and best bets along the way. Enjoy. http://serve.williamhill.com/promoRedirect?member=audiobooUK&campaign=DEFAULT&channel=will_football&zone=1478396557&lp=1478422550

Mark Walton looks ahead to Day five of the Euros in the company of Tom Kundert from PortuGoal.net.

It's not a World Cup summer. You'll have to wait for 2018, in Russia, for the next one. But 2016 is the next closet thing, with two major tournaments — the Copa America Centenario, in full swing in the U.S., and Euro 2016, which kicks off Friday in France — hosting teams across three continents. The European tournament has expanded, from the traditional 16 teams to 24, which only adds to the intrigue.